Studio Two Three

“The executive director reveiws the 990 with the treasurer and provides a copy for the full board via email”

“Compensation of the executive director is set by the executive/compensation committee, which is an "independent body". They conduct a "comparability review". The executive director is not part of this review process. The executive/compensation commmittee looks at comparable salary and benefits data, such as data available from salary and benefit surveys, to learn what nonprofit employers with similar missions, and of a similar budget size, that are located in the same, or a similar geographic region, pay their senior leaders. The executive/compensation committee documents who was involved in the compensation setting process,(and their independence) and the process used to conduct the review, as well as the disposition of the full boards decision to approve the compensation in the minutes of a board meeting.”

“No documents available to the public”

“Studio two three empowers artists to make art and make change. Studio two three is a nonprofit community print studio and art space, founded in 2009. We believe in radical generosity, the power of community art production and storytelling and that community artists are integral to social and systemic change. We are a busy home to over 130 artist members that runs off of trust and a culture of mutual aid. Members have 24/7 access, share resources and ideas, and collaborate on projects.”

“Community print shop and artist membership: as a community art organization, we beleive deeply in the power of printmaking to amplify the voices, stories and perspectives of our community. Printmaking is an accessible, affordable means of mass production, and a tool for civic engagement. We provide over 100 artists with 24/7 access to printing presses, darkroom, digital lab, communal tools and workpace, to support art making for personal and social change. We proudly host arts and advocacy projects, including performing statistics (an 8 week summer institute that works with incarcerated youth to creatively reimagine the milk river arts (an ongoing studio program for neurodiverse artists)), richmond public schools (we provide space, educational assistance and print making for their advocacy meetings and events).”

“Commumity printmaking: studio two three brings its mobile print truck into the community in support for free community printmakiing activities. The truck visits festivals, nonprofits, community events, and collaborates with arts and activist communtiies working on social justice issues in the city of richmond and beyond. The studio holds several community printmaking days a month; the content varies each time. Processes include screen printing t-shirts and posters, printing giant letterpress banners, and using the print truck as a mobile darkroom to shot and develop large-frame photgraphic portraits.”